Microsoft Vocab

4. A large initial letter that drops below the first line of a paragraph, usually used at the beginning of a section or chapter of a book.
9. A list of information with a circle or dot next to each short phrase or sentence.
10. The horizontal space at the top of the window that organizes commands on tabs, and then groups the commands by topic. It’s where all of your tabs and menus are.
11. Any information at the bottom margin of a page that is repeated on every page like a page number or file name.
15. A note printed at the end of a book or section of a book
18. Shows buttons to perform frequently used commands with a single click.
20. Any information at the top margin of a page that is repeated on every page like a book title or author name or page number.
21. Automatically checks spelling and indicates any misspelled or potentially misspelled words by including a wavy red line below the affected word.
22. A short phrase or titles describing a picture, chart or table
23. In word processing, a paragraph that has all lines but the first indented
24. A set of formatting characteristics, such as font name, size, color, paragraph alignment and spacing that lets you quickly and easily apply a set of formatting choices consistently throughout your document.

1. Indent on the first line of the paragraph, all other lines of the paragraph below are not indented.
2. To advance or raise a bullet point to a higher position or rank.
3. The edge or border of something
5. A file format that provides an electronic image of text or text and graphics that looks like a printed document and can be viewed, printed or emailed.
6. A halt point for tabbing placed at regular intervals (for example, every half inch).
7. An extra piece of information printed at the bottom of a page.
8. A word processor program developed by Microsoft for typing documents.
12. This is a disruption indicating that any text which follows after the disruption should be displayed on the next page in your document.
13. To move under or reduce a bullet point to a lower position or rank.
14. To combine outside data like names and addresses into a Word document such as a letter or envelope.
16. Also known as comments, these are notes other people can leave you on your document.
17. Where you manage your slideshow’s data and information— create, save, and send documents, inspect documents for hidden stuff or personal information and set options such as turning on or off AutoComplete.
18. Use this Gallery to create, store, and find reusable pieces of content, including AutoText, document properties such as title and author, and fields
19. A cool way to representing your information -- organization charts, flow charts, Venn diagrams, pyramids, etc.